About Tahiti Cruises

A cruise to Tahiti takes you to the soul
of the South Pacific. Here you can enjoy the beautiful white
sand beaches and the ocean breezes and the tranquil turquoise
waters. Tahiti captured the heart of Paul Gauguin and he captured
the charm, culture and natural beauty that you can experience
when you take a Tahiti cruise. Tahiti is filled with many spectacular
lagoons surrounded by palm fringed beaches. The underwater beauty
in Tahiti is unsurpassed. Here you can snorkel or scuba dive
in the waters that are home to black pearls, coral gardens and
a dazzling array of marine and plant life that is among the most
diversified in the world.

Or, if you prefer, you can go kayaking, wave-running take a
deep sea fishing trip, take a dolphin watching expedition or
a glass-bottom boat tour. On land you can explore the tropical
gardens, waterfalls and rivers that help to make Tahiti a true
paradise.

Cruises to Tahiti range from 7 to 35 days with departures leaving
from Los Angeles, Papeete, San Diego, Seattle, Sydney and Vancouver.
Call now or book online to receive discounts, onboard credits,
upgrades and more on your next Tahiti Cruise.

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Tahiti Cruise Highlights

Beautiful
BeachesTahiti’s
sugary white beaches are some of the most
beautiful in the world. Here you can relax
and rejuvenate as you are mesmerized by
the warm tranquil waters.

Snorkeling
and ScubaThe spellbinding
shades of blue welcome snorkeling and scuba
enthusiasts. There are many places from
shallow lagoons to deep water dive sites
where both beginners and advanced divers
can explore exotic coral reefs, sunken
vessels, and schools of brilliantly colored
fish and sea animals.

Water
SportsTahiti
is a water lover’s paradise. On a
Tahiti cruise you can enjoy jet skiing,
wind surfing, parasailing, waterskiing,
kite boarding, surfing and more.

Deep
Sea FishingSail into
the deep ocean waters of Tahiti on a deep
sea fishing excursion, In Tahiti there
is an abundant selection of game fish including
marlin, yellow fin tuna, sailfish, swordfish,
mahi-mahi, barracuda and other pelagic
fish.

Tahiti
Art, Culture
And HeritageThe Tahitian
culture has flourished over the centuries.
The Polynesian culture has no written language
and it is their art which allowed them
to communicate. Another aspect to their
culture is their elaborate dance performances
that are an important part of their history
and culture. There are a number of historical
and archeological sites including viewing
the site where James Cook landed in 1777.